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LexJet’s Cosmic Eclipse Sale: $21 on Select Media Rolls

Events like this come around once in a lifetime. That’s right: It’s the LexJet Cosmic Eclipse Sale, where select rolls of media are just $21 for a limited time!

Just like the total eclipse of the sun, this offer won’t last long. Shop online or call a LexJet rep at 800-453-9538 today, Aug. 21, from noon to 4 p.m. Eastern only.

This sale features more than 65 of your favorite products in various sizes, from photo papers and canvas to adhesive vinyl and wallcovering, and much more, while supplies last.

There hasn’t been this much excitement about a complete blockout since LexJet unveiled its Gloss Blockout ThriftyBanner. This opaque banner material is a 15mil, water-resistant aqueous-compatible product that offers 100 percent opacity – totality, if you will. And it’s just one of the Cosmic Sale items you’ll find for just $21 today!

Don’t miss our biggest sale ever! Head over to the Eclipse Sale product page a 12 p.m. Eastern to view the list of $21 rolls or search with the keyword “eclipse” to find eligible products.

Posted on by Shellie Terry Posted in Tips & Tricks
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How-to Video: Use a Media Tube to Make an Eclipse Viewer

Want to view the Great American Eclipse on Aug. 21 in a safe way by upcycling an old media tube and using a few other items you have in your shop?

The video above gives step-by-step instructions on how to use an empty media core, plastic end caps, a ruler, pencil, drill and 1/8-inch bit and a fine-tooth saw to create a pinhole projector for eclipse viewing.

credit: GreatAmericanEclipse.com

Get started now so you’ll be ready on Monday when a total eclipse of the sun will occur and can be viewed as the path of totality cuts across the United States from Oregon to South Carolina. For the best viewing, you’ll have to be within the 60 to 70-mile wide path, pictured here.

Remember: Looking directly at the sun in any manner can cause damage to your eyes. Follow the directions in the video above carefully.

To learn more about the eclipse go to GreatAmericanEclipse.com and follow LexJet on social media to learn fun facts about the eclipse.